Aurelia High Edges Peterson In Close Season Opener
Aurelia High wins 6 to 4 over Peterson in a windy opener. Mummert starred in left field with four putouts and two steals, while Hylester and Parrott battled on the mound as Aurelia rallies late to secure the victory.
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Peterson
Clyde Mummert
Hkicharda
Grierson
Atkinson
Parker
Maltby
Will
Aurelia
Mummert
Brandt
Fritz
Parrott
Péterson
Oman
Dawson
Atole
A. Plagman Gos
Hylester
Gunnerson
Richards
H. Plagman
Nelson
Deyloff
Roger
Enee
Shay Nelson
Eeenee Deyloff
C. Mummert
Reese
Dawnon
Eight boys entered in the Corn Contest so far
The notice lists eight boys enrolled with townships and ages and urges reaching 75 names by next Saturday. Prizes include 5 one county second prize by Weart Lysaght Lumber, 10 first prize by a banker, and 196 county prize for a trip to the exposition by W A Sanford.
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Arthur. Corrington
Pilot
Perry Mommert
Afton
Earl Snyder
Marcus
Alfred Peck
Cherokee
Daniel Dunn
Weart & Lysaght Lumber Company
W. A. Sanford
Ten Years Ago Aurelia Notes on Farm Purchase and Local Events
Ten years ago the T. C. Crepps farm sale near Aurelia progressed toward completion at $100 per acre with Mr. Jordan. Aurelia business leaders hired Bert Dice to lead the Aurelia band and serve as nightwatch through fall. A birth announced in Linn county April 23 1905 to Mr. and Mrs. Byron Reed at Mrs. Myrtie Swisher’s home. A meeting formed to organize a baseball association with a $125 target from shares at $1 each. Aurelia’s 1904 births and deaths totaled three and five respectively according to City Assessor August Biechel. Population of 632 and growth noted amid regional declines. Opened law office by D J Gilchrist over C R Kleeberger’s harness shop offering law, collections, and insurance. Gilchrist a Aurelia native and 1905 high school graduate who studied at State University and practiced law in Waukon before returning home.
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T. C. Crepps
Jordan
Bert Dice
Aurelia
Aurela
Byron Reed
Myrtie Swisher
Linn County
August Biechel
Iowa
D. J. Gilchrist
C. R. Kleeberger
Gilchrist
The
State University
Rheumatism Relief Promised by Local Liniment
Mrs. Elmer Hatch of Peru Indiana reports long battles with rheumatism and says Chamberlain's Liniment gives immediate relief. She recommends it to others and notes 25 and 50 cent bottles available from J Nelson.
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Elmer Hatch
Peru
Ind
Chamberlain
J. ©. Nelson
Ideal weather boosts crop planting and growth across state
Weather bulletin notes ideal conditions for farm work and crop growth. Ground prepared for corn planting, substantial planting in southern areas. Grass and small grains grow well with heat and light showers. a soaking rain is needed for a bountiful harvest. Fruit trees bloom abundantly except peaches. Livestock graze in southern and central counties.
Stomach Trouble Cured by Cham berlain's Tablets
Mrs. H. G. Cleveland of Arnold Pennsylvania reports sour stomach and bloating after meals. After taking two bottles of Cham berlain's Tablets she was cured. Sold by J. C. Nelson.
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H. G. Cleveland
Arnold, Pa
fFor
Chamberlain
J. C. Nelson
Steel wide tire truck for sale cheap
A steel wide tire truck is offered for sale at a reduced price. Inquiries directed to H. J. Whitlatch, city electrician.
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H. J. Whitlatch
City Electrician
Beethoven Concert at M. E. Church Sunday Evening
A sacred Beethoven concert at the Methodist church next Sunday features Prof. Fred W. Wimberley of Storm Lake with soprano Miss Ella Lake and six musicians. The program includes Opus 26 and 27 sonatas, sacred solos, and a moonlight sonata finale.
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M. E. Church
Fred W. Wimberley
Storm Lake
Ella Lake
Beethovan
Buena Vista College
Iowa
Kathleen Richardson
Margaret Lockin
Aircraft sighting reported near Lockin farm
C H Lockin Jr visited the office Tuesday about a possible aircraft seen Sunday evening moving south of his farm area. He described a lighted object with a stationary side light and a downward search beam, appearing low and about a mile south of the Lockin farm.
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C. H. Lockin Jr
CG. H. Lockin Jr
Lockin
Pratt Conditioner for Horses Advertised at Local Store
J S Mummert promotes Pratt horse conditioner and a full line of sweat pads and harness supplies at Kleeberger's. Call for any harness needs or related equipment.
Notable deaths and accidents cross Iowa towns
Galva resident Henry Speckerer dies at home. Funeral notices include Jennie Warren at Larrabee M E church. Fire destroys a Cherokee farm home with 3500 insurance. Ot ton Froelich survives suicide attempt in Holstein. Knute Florine nearly falls from a moving train near Meriden. Washta and Holstein reports detail barn fires and injuries, including Ed Ivers and Chris Beaker in separate incidents.
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Galva
Henry Speckerer
Buena Vista County
Cherokee Democrat
Wm. Miles
Meriden
Cherokee Mutual
Marcus
Jennie R. Warren
N. S. Warren
Vere Warren
Larrabee
M. E
Cedar Cemetery
Holstein
Otto Froelich
P. N. Arp
Knute Florine
Cleghorn
Knute
Washta Journal
Harvey Church
Loyal Hoon
Memorial Association Meeting in Aurelia May 7
The Memorial Association will hold a meeting at J. C. Lockin’s office on Friday night May 7 to plan Decoration Day observances in Aurelia. Members are urged to attend. E. L. DeVore, President. Advertise it in the Sentinel.
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Memorial Association
J. C. Lockin
Aurelia
E. L. DeVore
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